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 1     7  (12)|     brahma-vihara). On these see Wheel Nos. 6 and 7. ~
 2     8  (4) |   Discourse on the Snake Simile (Wheel No. 47/48), p. 8, and Anatta
 3     8  (4) |   Nibbana, by Nyanaponika Thera (Wheel No. 11), p. 18 (quotation). ~
 4    12, 14  | assemblies, and sets rolling the Wheel of Brahma.5 What are the
 5    12  (5) |                       Comy.: The Wheel of Brahma (brahmacakka)
 6    12  (5) |    supreme, best, most excellent wheel, the Wheel of the Dhamma (
 7    12  (5) |        most excellent wheel, the Wheel of the Dhamma (dhammacakka).
 8    12, 14  | assemblies, and sets rolling the Wheel of Brahma. ~11. (2) "Again,
 9    12, 14  | assemblies, and sets rolling the Wheel of Brahma. ~20. "The Tathagata
10    12, 14  | assemblies, and sets rolling the Wheel of Brahma. ~21. "Sariputta,
11    12, 15  | assemblies, and sets rolling the Wheel of Brahma. What are the
12    12, 15  | assemblies, and sets rolling the Wheel of Brahma.14 ~28. "Sariputta,
13    12  (15)|        familiar from the Tibetan Wheel of Life. ~
14    41  (2) |       its Factors Explained (BPS Wheel No. 245/247). ~
15   107  (3) |        name is derived [Ed., The Wheel]. ~
16   107  (4) |       celibate recluse [Ed., The Wheel]. ~
17   107  (5) | karmically wholesome." [Ed., The Wheel]. ~
18   107  (6) |                On these, see The Wheel No. 26. ~
19   125  (3) |       celibate recluse [Ed., The Wheel]. ~
20   125  (4) |       the first jhana. [Ed., The Wheel]. ~
21   125  (6) |    suffering" or "ill" [Ed., The Wheel]. ~